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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1930
Page
3
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The page surveys competing views of national history with eight key events from Coolidge and the Baltimore Sun proposing eight alternatives. It also highlights an ad urging men to spruce up attire, plus a debate on Henry Ford’s vocational schools and the future of skilled trades.
Controversial writer Sinclair Lewis, once at Yale and Sauk Center, is noted for his shock tactics and the novel Arrowsmith. The item includes local business updates, a puzzle answer hint, and notices about Dawson Brothers and Hoekes confectioner. Paul Downey resumes studies in Pittsburgh.
Guaranty Trust Co of New York reports that January activity rose above December, with further gains likely in February. Steel output shows notable improvement, auto and power sectors advance, construction rebounds, and money rates ease globally. Yet freight, rail, and grain prices remain weak, and foreign trade falls continue. Overall sentiment improves, but some sectors lag and unemployment remains low since 1922. The piece notes central bank rate cuts and a broad easing in money conditions amid cautious optimism for a sustained recovery.
A 1910 column recalls a bitter February night with subzero temperatures and city life notes. It mentions a Johnson Ketchell fight reels at a local theatre, young men planning fortunes in Colorado, and local residents including Mrs Cora Simmons joining the Wayne township school board. George Keefe and William A Kepler face illnesses, while Mrs Allie Taylor hosts guests for Mrs H Southard. Robert Long returns to Corry for a job at Oneida market.
Answers to Saturdays questions provide a quiz roundup with five items. The coldest day in the United States is listed along with locations and dates. The only US president to see his son become president is identified. Insects have six legs. The smallest U.S. state by area is noted. Newspapers are made from paper, and additional facts include the Orloff diamond weight and other trivia.
The Parish House hosts two informal youth parties for juniors and seniors of Team No. 1 in Marianne campaign. Canaries provide new dance music. candy and drinks will be sold to boost the Girls Friendly Society treasury. No admission charged. all community youths invited.
United Press reports on updated bios of Washington and Lincoln. Rupert Hughes notes Washington faced disarray yet led to freedom amid overwhelming odds. Albert Shaw’s two volume Emancipator cartoons accompany Lincoln's portrait. Ludwig’s Lincoln biographical work adds fresh perspective amid praise. Other writers like Wodehouse and Keeler receive brief attention.
The Baker and Taylor catalog lists top sellers and notable books with authors and publishers. Pure Gold by Rothany Harner from Rinehard at 2.00. Passion Flower by Kathleen Norris at 2.40. Down in the Valley by W. Freeman at 2.50. The Art of Thinking by Y H Clinnel at 2.00. The Rise of American Civilization by Charles A Beard and Mary A Beard at 3.00. Lincoln by Emil Ludwig at 5.00. Contract Bridge by Milton U Worle at 2.00. The Specialist by Charles Wheeley at 1.00.
Miss E Arnot Robertson hosts a dazed luncheon at Bombay Beach Studio with William Gerhardty and Ann Watkins to honor Kay Brush. Supper at Ho-Ho-Horace Liveright residence features Arthur Train and others. Watkins party includes four young Manhattan sports writers. Creamed chicken praised. ginger in glosses noted.
Mrs N Htoppins will lead the Alathian Society supper in the Méligdist Episcopal Church dining room on Wednesday at 5 30. Menu includes chicken and biscuits potatoes white fish roast pork baked beans macaroni and cheese escalloped corn deviled eggs cottage cheese fruit salad hot rolls perfection salad pie cake ice cream coffee tea milk. Proceeds fund church needs and a large crowd is expected.
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